MNP, a Canadian professional services company, has agreed to a merger with Peakvest CPA Professional Corporation, a chartered professional accounting practice based in Toronto North.
The deal is scheduled to take effect on 1 September 2026.
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Peakvest CPA Professional Corporation is led by owner Ken Khosla and serves clients across the Greater Toronto Area. The practice provides a range of accounting, tax and business advisory services.
Following the merger, Khosla will join MNP as a partner, along with his existing team.
They will move into MNP’s Toronto North office when the transaction becomes effective.
Khosla said: “As we looked for ways to strengthen how we serve our clients and expand our capabilities, it was important to find a partner who shares our commitment to delivering meaningful value.
“Joining MNP enhances what we are able to offer today, while also providing access to a broader network of expertise and resources that will support our clients’ long-term success.”
MNP Toronto North regional managing partner Andrea Chan said the merger aligns with the company’s strategy to build its presence and services in the Markham office.
Chan said: “We are pleased to welcome the team at Peakvest CPA Professional Corporation to our firm.
“This merger represents a strong alignment of values, expertise and client-first thinking. By bringing our teams together, we will be enhancing our ability to deliver deeper insights, broader capabilities and more personalised support to our clients.”
MNP’s Toronto North office in Markham currently has more than 250 team members including 53 partners.
Founded in 1958, MNP has expanded to more than 150 locations across Canada.
Beyond tax and accounting, MNP’s services include consulting and advisory offerings such as succession planning, estate planning, enterprise risk, corporate finance, and valuation and litigation support, as well as insolvency and restructuring, digital strategies and cross-border taxation.
